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  1. gregrocker
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    It ended up smaller than 11.08gb, showing only 2% free space. If you get any low space warnings on that partition, you might want to enlarge it a bit. Or delete it before you pull your hair out, since you have the Recovery Disks.

    You may also have problems in the future with F data partition being marked Active. Only the System partition should be marked Active. If F is only a data partition, then I'd boot PW CD to Modify>Set Inactive.
    Last edited by gregrocker; 06 Sep 2010 at 20:08.
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  3. Alsenor
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    Ok, I'll do that.
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